original Triple-lock S&W .455 today. Blue and unaltered. Tight as new, shot little carried a bit. Had a 1-1/2 page Jinks letter with it too. I just didn't have $1250 with me. It was left over from the hopeful British contract, shipped to one of the American hardware stores and sold commercially. In 1917.
He also had a bit later 90%+ Hand Ejector in .44 Special. I knew better than to ask what he wanted for that.
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Boy I oogled and coon fingered a nice
- WB, 2022-01-28, 18:06
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Not sure how much the Jinks 1990's letter
- WB, 2022-01-29, 08:44
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.455 Webleys. He's had been converted and
- JT, 2022-01-29, 10:06
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I have never seen that reverse engineered
- WB, 2022-01-29, 19:44
- MY GUNSMITH MADE THEM. I WAS - JT, 2022-01-29, 21:23
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I have never seen that reverse engineered
- WB, 2022-01-29, 19:44
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.455 Webleys. He's had been converted and
- JT, 2022-01-29, 10:06
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Would be a nice mate to your 8 3/8" 27... (nm)
- ChrisG, 2022-01-29, 06:58
- For someone collecting about 50 yrs. - WB, 2022-01-29, 11:30
- all you need is money..... (nm) - james, 2022-01-29, 02:56
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Not sure how much the Jinks 1990's letter
- WB, 2022-01-29, 08:44